Detroit-born w/ Lebanese spice & Greek logic. Exploring the nexus of art, science, & tech. Also, I make things. Mostly art. Sometimes snark. Always curious.
- Tweets8.1K
- Following651
- Followers1K
- Likes8.8K
ALT Title card for the Substack article 'Authenticity in the Age of Replicas,' over a photo of a museum visitor viewing an illuminated digital installation.
ALT Two portraits of MSU Museum curators side by side. Left, a woman with long blonde hair, Micah Ling, Ph.D. Right, a man with short black hair and a beard, Chan Kin Onn, Ph.D. Underneath, green text reads "Welcome new Curators!"
ALT The cover page of the MSU Museum 2024-2025 Annual Report, featuring a dark graphic of three people exploring a colorful exhibit reminiscent of space in a dark industrial space.
ALT A digital art poster featuring a human brain integrated with glowing circuits, resting on a computer chip. The text reads: "OPEN CALL. SINGULARITY – An Exhibition Examining When AI Outthinks Humans. Entry Deadline: July 4, 2025." The background consists of a close-up view of a circuit board with orange and blue lighting.
ALT Graphic introducing the incoming Board Officers and Board Members of the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). The top row includes portraits and titles of four Board Officers: Devon Akmon (Chair of the Board), Marcia DeWitt (Vice Chair), Larry Dubinski (Treasurer), and Jorge Zamanillo (Immediate Past Chair). The bottom row features eight new Board Members: Amy Bartow-Melia, Lori Bettison-Varga, Le Monte G. Booker, Sr., AJ Goehle, Charles Melcher, Nikki DeJesus Sertsu, and Dana Whitelaw. Each individual is shown in a professional headshot with their name and role labeled below. The AAM logo is in the top left corner.
ALT DJ John Collins behind a sound mixing board creates music for a crowd of dancing people in a warehouse setting.
ALT People dance in front a DJ Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale in a warehouse setting.
ALT DJ Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale wearing a black leather jacket and headphones mixes music behind a sound mixing board.
ALT Blurred people dancing in a warehouse setting.
ALT Red dresses hang empty throughout a grassy area near MSU's Beaumont Tower, part of The REDress Project installation. The dresses stand as powerful visual symbols of missing and murdered Indigenous women, framed by trees and the historic brick bell tower under a bright blue sky.
